1ºMarc Goldberg people don’t have to accept homosexuality. It’s disgusting and against the word of god. That doesn’t mean something is wrong with us. That’s the problem your pro Alphabet people, want everyone to believe in your ways and accept you, and if we don’t we are bigots and everything else. Why must we conform to your ways and want you want. It’s not right in my eyes, and I teach my children the same. In my mind, people can be gay all they want, I don’t have to accept it, or acknowledge it. Why does that make me wrong? You all can’t have your cake, and eat it to.
2ºLaurie Lewitt Breiter I give up explaining it to them. We're just wasting our time at this point. They're refusing to even acknowledge the issues at hand. It nice to see a different casts doing different things and not the same old boring storylines they keep remaking and switching out the same people like we're not going to notice it. I get it some people like things to remain the same but deep down inside they know its pretty boring and predictable and won't admit it. This is just so tiresome and beyond me and the rest of us that have embraced changes in viewership.
3ºSome people may scoff, which is to be expected. Unfortunately organized religion clouded Yeshua's teachings so badly that people don't even want to hear anything associated with Yeshua. He even said this would happen. For my part, I am a pantheist. To me, Yeshua walked the talk. And laid down his life for what he believed. That takes strength and integrity. Its so, so sad that the message was clouded and defiled by misguided or corrupt groups. But he foresaw this. And the man was right. He preached forgiveness, peace and goodwill towards others. And , like it or not, for good or ill, the message changed the world. I think Cameron has her heart in the right place, for her part. I will not begrudge a soul for walking a path with heart.
4ºStella Uju did you read anywhere that I don’t? It is comments like you just made that turns people away from Christ. What would make anyone want to get to know your Jesus by that last comment that you made. You don’t have a clue what anyone that has gone through on this page and you certainly don’t know me. Just as you are promoting that I move on, I highly recommend that you do the same thing. And in parting let me leave this with you, “Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall. enter into the kingdom of heaven”. Matthew 7:21.
5ºLacy Turner It's kind of silly to argue about the correct meaning of a word, because in practice such meanings are always determined by how people and popular media choose to use that word.
Even "inclusiveness" is ambiguous because to some people it means that everyone should be included equally, whereas to others it means that some groups must be favored even while other groups are marginalized. You can genuinely believe in inclusiveness for everyone and still be attacked for not being "inclusive". I mostly find such attacks pointless, and have yet to observe such attacks making life better for anyone at all.
6ºAmi Harstad-Danielson... again- that's because you're clearly severely ignorant. I can't do anything about that- only you can accept the changing society. Example- the American people overwhelmingly support marriage equality (75%)- that's a pretty big majority. Your group (the deliberately ignorant, holier-than-thou) is STILL fighting it. Something that literally does not impact your own personal lives whatsoever. Same with women's reproductive rights... Besides the fact that most bible thumpers are complete whackos- these are just a couple of other examples as to why organized religion is losing. But by all means... keep being severely ignorant and scare off more.
7ºCaroline Stauff Moen
“I give you a new commandment: love one another. Just as I have loved you, you must also love one another” (John 13:34)
Why are you (a self proclaimed follower of Christ) disobeying his order?
Not only that, the Bible says women are not be educating anyone about the Bible.
1 Timothy 2:12 is the twelfth verse of the second chapter of the First Epistle to Timothy. It is often quoted using the King James Version translation: But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over the man, but to be in silence.
So I suggest you follow the good word and be quiet.
8ºCharlotte Kosa That was like the Amish out here. They refused to stop meeting for church in closed-up barns sitting shoulder to shoulder. In one week, 36 people in their church district, (which I live in), got covid. 4 were hospitalized, 1 was on a ventilator for weeks, and 3 died. They also still held youth get-togethers, again in enclosed barns, and since masks are not in the Bible, maskless! They also kept their businesses open, and when reported, nothing was done. God forbid you rattle the Amish in Lancaster County, they are where the county gets all their money from, the tourists who come to gawk at them and assume they are so perfect...if they only knew...lol!! After living between two Amish houses for 12 years, I know plenty!
9ºAshtyn Jaux Decker correction. He loves us so much so that none shall perish but come to repent and Know him and LIVE. He offers everyone this free gift. Its also your free Will that you’re allowed to choose to follow Christ to have life eternal and be spared from this evil world eventually. Or suffer the fait of your own decision. Its great that i have a God to love me enough to save me from this fallen world and offer a way out of this to have a place to look forward to being at soon with my loved ones who went before me and live free of all things evil Praise be to God.
10ºIt's the hypocrisy for me. She has the brightest smile as she spreads negative judgments against her fellow human beings that pushes them away. You will know a Christian by their love of everyone not just the people who look like and act like them. Jesus met and accepted everyone where they were with no judgment, only love, so people wanted to be near him not run away in shame. The only ones Jesus had a problem with where to Hypocritical Pharisees Hyper religious people who saw themselves above everyone else and so felt the need to be judgmental. Sounds familiar?